For reaction on the growing presidential field and former President Trump's latest legal

battle, we turn to the analysis of Brooks and K-PART, that is, New York Times columnist

David Brooks and Jonathan K-PART, associate editor for the Washington Post.

Gentlemen, good to see you.

Every time we get together, there's new presidential candidates in this class.

So let's jump in.

David, it strikes me.

There are other moderate Republicans, Chris Sonu, Larry Hogan, who said, I'm not going

to jump into this field.

What's the swore is, is there, are there enough primary voters to propel him forward?

I thought so once upon a time, maybe six months ago, I thought there were.

There seemed to be deflection.

And there was a, there was, you know, the Republican Party up through Mitt Romney, you would

think that would still exist somewhere.

And I think it does to some degree.

And Snewu, I thought, would be a strong candidate.

I thought, Brian Kemp, the governor of Georgia, not quite as moderate, but this guy is a genuine

moderate.

He's sort of gesturing in that interview toward a comprehensive immigration plan, which

he supported in the past.

Right.

Which you don't hear often.

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